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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1913)
THE PALACE BAR J. P. McAULIPFE A Popular Gentlemen's Resort PHONG 32 CHOICE BRAND WINES, LIQUORS, CIQARS Night Train Service Daily THROUGH HETWEEX CENTRAL OREGON AND PORTLAND HEGlSSlSn SUXUA V JUSE 22nd, 1013 TOURIST SLEEPING CARS AND First Class Coaches Thin service In In lien of the diy trains run heretol(re. The train will leave liend .V.-.W I', .v., hemhutes S:4S, I'. M., Ued mond 0:10 P. M-, Terrebonne 9:24 I'. M Culver 10:02 1'. SI., Metollus 10:20 P. St., M i (I r us 10:30 l. M , Met-en ll.l'S I'. M Maupin 12;4 A. M., Sherir 1:0S .1. M., arrive Portland S:IO A. M. Isnve Portland 7:00 I'. M arrive Shernr :i:UU A. M.. Miiupln H:2Q A. M Mecca S.-1SA. M., Madras (1:00 A. M Metollus tt:lH A. M., Cub ver(l:2SA. At., Terrebonne T:0S A. M., Redmond 7:23 A. M., Deschutes 7:43 A. M., lleud S:00 A. M. t'onnvctloun ure made In Portland to and from Willamette Valley und 1'uffet Sound points. Enrra and schedule nnodetnlls will' In furnished on application vr by letter. ft. H. CROZIER, At. Gen'l Pat: Agent Portland, Ore. J. H. CORBETT, Agent Bend, Ore. W. C. Wllkee, Aeet. Oen. Frt. A. Pane. Agent, Portland, Ore. HERE'S GOOD LUCK i and you could not have better than to test our pure and wholesome liquors the best ever distilled. There in none better at any bar, and where once tried it is always a fast favorite. Our Rye Whiskey is recom mended by physicians for their invalid patrons. Try a glass and you will want a bottle. Try a bottle and you'll order a case. KENTUCKY SALOON POST &. KING, Proprietors OREGON and WASHINGTON Business Directory A nirectory of each City, Town und Vllluiia, clvlng deeorlptlve (ketch of rmli plae, location, population, tele. rrnjih, elilppln and banking point) fo Claaalflod Dlrei'tory. compiled by m tulni) and proroulon. liV K. I- 1'OI.K CO., BKATTLE XI! 1 O'-DEST ESTABLISHED REALTY riKM IN SOUTHERN OKKOON ONE TO 12,000 ACRES OF LAKE COUNTY BEST LANDS For utile either for atoek or agri cultural purpose. J. W. MAXWELL e SON LAKtVltW, ORtOON subscribe for You Will Bo Surprised lit tho dlffen-nrti In uppenrunra but woe n our mrt Bad thou yon Imva bnrn tmed to neelnr. Tint mirprltte will extend to tint ruling mIko. For e handfo on ly tint cholernt ftrnden of bifi f, mutton, pork or venl and It n quire only onn trial to prove how much llnrr they ire than the other kind. Lakeview Meat, Market, HAYES eft QROB. PROPS - PROPRIETOR uhkh CENTRAL OREGON LINE 3rStxd of and long hour of exposure will fad you dry and comfortable ii you weai TOWER'S FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER with the famou Relies Edge (pat'd) thai pre- vent water from runnins in at tha front kniftnnMd. NJrt w wnAlliar coal ao ueefl aathar coat ao ueeiul aa 1 as Sllcktr. No Slider ao waterproof, durabla.of neat in appearance aa the filth Brand Hcjkx. neat In appearance aa uta run amm , Cat ycun today and ba prepared lor rata. $3.00 Everywhere SATISFACTION CUARANTEED A. J. TOWER CO. "VOWERlS BOSTON tZX Tower Canadian Limited ' I Toronto 1112 fXSHiy$S the examiner. "SWAT THE FLY!" NOW THESLOGAN Everybody Should Help Extermi nate Deadly Pest. CARRIES MANY DISEASES. Boy Soouts Have Been Called on In , Many Sections to Aid In War Agalnat Garm Carrying Intacta New Homemade Trap Invented by New Jerssy Lad. The fly you don't kill now may Ij represented by 6,51)8,720,000,000 fllen b.r St'iit 10. Tho authority tor thin Htatcment It Dr. U O. Howard, chief of the Uulted Statu bureau of entomology. Tbat la tba bwtvy toll tbnt every community will pay If Its Individual member ctay tbelr "awaiting" bniida during the warm day tbat are already b?r. Tbat multiplied by a dozen to a few score million, according to tbe alio of your locality, la tbe alia of tbe Insect bordo that will iwarm tbroueb your town every warm day from now till autumn. Many of theee flies will be killed be fore tbey are batched, of course, for tf tbey were not no otber creature could live. Every open garbage can. every bit of exposed food, every stagnant bit of water, means another norery and ref uge for tbe pest And each individual fly Is tbe breeding place for nearly as many germs as tbere are flies In tbe average fly nursery. This year more than ever before the people of tbe United States every where are planning an effective anti fly campaign. In many section tbe effort a of tbe udiilts and local health hoard are ably seconded by the lxy acoiits. those busy little warrior ngtilnst various kinds of social dnn irer Hundreds of tbe lads are now FRONT VIEW OK HOCSKFLI'8 HEAD. tieltiu liiHtructed In tbe ue of "awal ters." ily trups und viiiimis anti-tl Ititlsolis. I'loiu New Jersey comes a model tlj ti.ii deslKKed by a boy scout nnu pliteeil without charge In meat mar kets. eroeery stures, fruit whopn aud other places where llleti are uaturullj iittriu ttHl. The trap consists of a situ pie I'uue of wire gau.e tucked to a wooden base c-uutuluing a bole about three Inches lu diameter, tbe whole ununited ou nuports tbat rnlse It iiltoiit three Inches above the surface on which It Is placed. The lower pnrt of the cone Is covered with black clotb. und tbe tlle. attract ed by the poisoned bait that has been placed Inside tbe cone, enter from be low and crawl upward toward tbe light Any buy can construct this sim ple trap himself. Within n few hours the wire cone will be black with cap tnrd flies As for "swatters." three laths milled Into a trlaiiRle, covered with wire gauze and pieced out wltb a latb han dle, make an effective one, Tbe mauu facture of these devices furnishes un nlisorlilnu' buck yard occupation for any boy. whether he belong to the bo scorn oiciiiilxiithm or not. Their use now and then by every member of the family would create a citizen's health bi'lmide thut would mean n substantial saving lu human life every year So serious of tueuace has the genu carrying H.v become In several Hlles that civic organisations have given their whole time to Its extermination The little municipality of Weir. Kan . Inaugurated au annual scientifically planned crusade last year. The Wo man's Civic league or Itnltlmore put 8.000.000 tiles beyond tbe power to do barm lu tbe same manner. Berkeley. Cal.. practically rid itself of flies through an ant I Insect campaign or gaulzed In the laboratories of the near by University of Cullfornln. Tbe Wor rester (Mass.) city fathers awarded $100 to a boy who was able to show ninety-five quart measures full of the corpses of files he had killed, and In Cleveland. O.. an aununl summer cam palgn of education Is carried on through public lectures, posters and motion picture exhibitions of the dun gerous habits of tbe omnipresent little tieust -National Geographic Magazine A LAY FOR THE LADIES. A hn eat on aome I (thorn egfa. When, on tha twanty-tlrat, Juat flftann bright ayad lshnrn chicks Kmm tb'iee mow white (a buret. A tady aat In church pw With a atunnltiR Ishorn bonnet. Tha women ware all envloue; The imiii were stuck upon It. "A fifty dollar hat!" onn crtfd. "Oh, what s perfect Onlay! U I ahould buy a hat like tbat My huaband would go crazy!" Hut now you aak: "What has that hen To do with the Lra-horn ba(T And whnt hnve tha flftaan Ufhorn ehleka To do with a hat llks thatr" Why, urt, that lady fed thowi chicks. And thry bacama great layers. flha soon had money for a hat. For IKlturna are (rest payers. You wlah a atunnlna; Leshom hat That will tha mala folka dnxr.le And lick the wrnnon all around Into a aU:kly fralT Well, now, don't rob your huaband's pants Nor run him Into deht Nor have a bloody family fight That Leghorn hat to get Juat ralite a flock of Leghorn hens And tln-n behold the fun. Thoea hena will go right on tha neat. And quick they'll lay you one C. M. BARNITZ. HATCH 8HOW BIRDS EARLY. Tbe early show bird catches the blue rlblion at tho early show, especially among breeds tbnt have big bones and bodies to build and much feathering to finish. Leghorn stylo birds are all right later, but Brahma, Cochins, Orping tons, Itocks, Dottes and the like must be out In January or February to win the cup at fall show and must be bandied carefully to thrive in cold weather. A big, hot blooded hen should he se lected for hatching, ns miwt show birds are lncnhated liy hens, and nine eggs are enough for her to wjver in winter. She should hnve a comforta Ide nest for winter hutching, for tin.t dampness or drafts at such a time, when she sits so close, iuchii colds und roup. Instinct teaches her to stick close to the nest lu cold weather, so keep n pan of whole corn, water and grit close !y and keep her free from lice by fre quent dusting. Sotue set bens at such a time in a warm cellar or heated brooder bouse. We have raised fine birds in this way, hut Invariably a number of tbe broodies molted out their winter feath ers on account of the warmth, and both hens and chicks could not for some time le removed to cooler quarters without risk of taking colds unless the heat -was gradually cut down or out alde conditions moderated. These show chicks should run on earth and be fed on a diet as near na ture as possible. Steel cut outmeal is a good starter; then good chick feed without much yellow corn, lettuce, sprouted oats, raw meat, grit, fresh water and larger grain as they grow older. Exercise i essential, and they should be turned out on sod as soon ns the weather permits. Running on boards means crippled chicks, too much meat means oversized combs and toq much yellow corn makes white birds creamy. FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. Muke the pheusaut runs us natural as possible. Place some spruce und fir around sides and in the corners. Tbe timid birds will hide behind them for protection from the wlud. and the vulgar gaws and nest there in the sja-ing. A rot and spot dealer in Philadel phia, who was recently arrested for selling rotten eggs for food purposes, also furnished formaldehyde, embalm ing fluid, to doctor the putrid product Plucking live geese Is now unlawful in England, a London court recently lmKsing heavy fines for the practice. Plucking fat geese is still a favorite pastime of tbe legal fraternity. A subject discussed at tbe last field meet at the Connecticut Agricultural college was "Why Poultrymeu Should Grow Their Own Grain and How to Grow It." The isjultryman who sees his flock and their feed grow Bide by Bide need not worry bow prices slide. If you have n poor egg yield and jour henhouse is infested with red mites the hitter Is explanation of the former. Exterminate the mites and watch the egg yield boom. Koreans declare if a man finds an egg laid by a rtioster he will be for tunate ever after, while the Jews in Jerusalem believe fortune will come to the housewife if the brood of chickens are all roosters. The Joke is on some fellows who en tered the North American egg laying competition. They have been adver tising their birds as phenomenal lay ers, and the prinled records of the con test show their hens way dowu In egg production. Fattening crates should occasionally be well disinfected. Hot lime wash strong with crude carbolic acid Is lest mixture. For a quick, thorough Job It should be Applied with a compressed air sprayer. Of 212 pigeons released at Peters burg. Va., for a 200 mile race to York. Pa., only fifteen reached home. They were all young birds. Weakness or in experience may account for -Their get ting lost Persons who find stray rac ing Homers should advertise their leg hand number. When some persons can't get eggs they at once blame It ou the breed and at once decide to make a better layer by crossing some other breed with it, and the first breed may al ready have blood from the other In Its makeup. This is what makes so many worthless mongrel flocks. CAN WE MEATS v J th' ft Our Meats arc prime enough to tempt the most particular. Competent judges tell us that we offer the public THE BEST MEATS sold in this country. The flesh of no animal that has passed its third year is admitted within our store. The primcst cuts of beef come from young stock, and it is the same with Lamb and Pork. Favor us with an order. Goose Lake Valley Meat Company R. E. WINCHESTER, Proprietor HOTEL LAKEVIEW ERECTED IN 1900 MODERN THROUQHOIT FIRST-CAL55 ACCOnnODATIONS SAJ1PLE ROOn jfjff fi For COnn ERCIAL? TRAVELERS i COURTEOUS TREATMENT i LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietor If. p. UOHT GEO. HARROW LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporared. A Complete Record We bare made an entire transcript of all Records in Lake County which In any way, affect Real Property in the county. We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer -ever made In Lake County, and ever Oeed given. Errors Found in Titles In transcribing tbe records we have fdund numerous mort gages recorded In the Deed record and indexed; and many deeds are recorded In the Mortgage record and otber books. Uondreds of mortgages and deeds are not Indexed at all. and most difficult to trace up from the records. We have notations of all these Errors. i her .annot fiou them. We have put nnnriwda of dollars ton, ting up these errors, and we can fnllv gu-rnuw-e mr work. J. I). VENATOR, CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO. f. M. CORY, LAKEVIEW - OREGON Operates Staf ea, carrying United 5tate,Ma!l, tkprc aad uMgers mi th following route: LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW AUTOnOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THE 5TA0E5 FARES: One Way Round trip Klamath Fall Route - . . $10.00 $18.00 Pluah Route - - - - 4.00 7.00 OEFICES:- Lakaview . ..... Stage Office Pluah . . . . SoUlvan Howl KUwatb Falls . . . . Aeacrtcaa Hotel WALLACE 8l SON Wm. Wallace, Coroner tor Lake County UNDERTAKERS t't-'OMI'T ATTENTION AND Parlors, next door WATSON Lakeview Ice, Transfer and Storage Co Telephone No. 161 J. P. DUCKWORTH, Manager Buss to Meet All Trains. Transfer and Drayage. Storage by day. Week or Month a 'OUR CUSTOMERS Let The Examiner Figure TEMPT YOU ; j Hanager. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED to Telephone Office BUILDING ARE OUR ADVERTISERS' on Your Next Job Prlnltngr RjMitMMarfaTmMBTI